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Wairarapa Times-Age, 20 July 1939, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. See Page 10! FINALLY TONIGHT | At 7.45. . | | A Programme of All Round I Excellence — | i “THE DUKE OF WEST | | POINT.” | and the Jones Family | | “EVERYBODY’S BABY! j’ | <Both Approved for Universal | Exhibition.) | ROYALTY COMES TO— It’s So Cosy and Warm at — * THE STATE Direction Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. TOMORROWNOTE: Special School Matinee 2.45. EVENING—7.-15. “Twice as Good as 'Victoria the Great’” —Daily Herald. A CAVALCADE OF THE MOST FAMOUS MOMENTS IN BRITISH HISTORY! Of Royal Romance that cast its spell over the whole world! .ib'iiiniii. “SIXTY GLORIOUS YEARS” In Technicolour. '‘Will! 1 ' ANNA NEAGLE ANTON AVALBROOK C. AUBREY SMITH SEE! HI The Historical Events of—111 The Charge of the Light Brigade11l The Crimean War — |j| The Fall of Khatoum Welded into a ill Panoramic Masterpiece / with great stars 1 filled with humanity, i'll sincerity, drama and |:j romance! |!| REGAL ENTERTAINMENT HI THAT SHOULD NOT BE ||i MISSED. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) RESERVE EARLY—OTHERS HAVE! Plans at Adcock’s, or Dial 1322.

MASTERTON “DIGGERS’ MARKET" GRAND FINALE. DIGGER C. C. MARSACK Presents “THE DIGGERS’ MUSIC HALL” At the f)PERA HOUSE MASTERTON. On WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, 1939, at 8 p.m. Being a series of Short Plays, Thumbnail Sketches, Vocal and other items, concluding with a sketch — “ESTAMINET SCENE.” Assisting Artists Include: —Messrs Ron Gilbert, Dilnot Wales, C. A. Clement, Bill Mann, Jack Kennedy, Graham Dickel, Fred Price, etc., etc., and JACK BARNES’ RHYTHM BOYS’ ORCHESTRA. PRICES: Circle. 2/6; Orchestral Stalls, 2/-; Stalls, I/-. Box Plans now open with Mr W. G. Perry. Queen St. Doors open 7.30 p.m. Be Early! SHELTER TREES. QTRONG, healthy trees or Pines, Lawsoniana and Macrocarpas, from 7/6 per 100 to 35/- per 100. Inspection invited. Also orders taken for Shrubs, Fruit and Hedge Trees. HARRAP’S COLE ST. NURSERIES, Just past “Times-Age.” RELIEF FROM TORTURING RHEUMATISM. T2IRMA, new and popular remedy, assures dissolution of crippling uric acid crystals from the blood. Take BIRMA regularly, persevere with the treatment, and you will be pleased and grateful for the new freedom from pain and misery it will bring you. BIRMA RHEUMATIC REMEDY is sold under money-back guarantee. 6/6 from E. F. Wilson. M.P.S., Chemist, Masterton. 8 " pianos and radios. rpi-lEY’RE"HERE!““HamiIton!” ~ The newest and latest in modern radio. Broadcast and all-wave models. See them at Steele & Bull, Nimmo’s Agents. TTnew RADIO tiuit wTII surprise"and delight you. “Hamilton.” Backed by Steele & Bull’s comprehensive radio service. piATQO - TUNING and" Re'pairing by factory-trained craftsmen. Our expert advice at your disposal by ringing 1815. —Steele & Bull, Nimmo’s Agents. pROMPT and efficient radio repairs by qualified servicemen with modern servicing equipment.—Steele and Bull, next Empire Hotel. ROLPH’S CYCLES. WINTER TIME is lighting up time! Don’t be caught—fit an electric lighting set to your cycle. Get it at Rolph’s. YOUR NEW CYCLE!~ Enquire at Rolph’s (opp. Hugo & Shearer’s) about the U.S.A., Hercules and Enfield models. Ladies’ and gents’. TATEST" MODEL “PRAMS on display at Rolph’s Cycle Shop (opp Hugo & Shearer's). Coach-built and Wicker Prams. pOß~ail Cycle Repairs, try Rolph’s Cycle Shop in Queen Street. All repairs executed in our own workshop. (YILSKIN LEGGINGS—PuIIons,’ 7/6, 10/6; Button-ups, 15/-, 19/-, 25/-.— At Albert Donald’s, The Saddler.